Original British Snider Mk.II Cavalry Carbine by J.C. & A. Lord from the Nepalese Cache Sharps Rifle glider troops did not receive

glider troops did not receive the extra pay awarded to paratroopers until after the Normandy invasion (where glider troops provided essential support to the parachute regiments and fought on the front-lines alongside their parachute brethren)

Each has a data data label on the reverse that reads:

Original Item: This is a fantastic original all matching serial number 63628 Chauchat Display Light Machine Gun de-activated to BATF specifications making this a totally legal non-firing Chauchat WW1 LMG

were issued to various units for evaluation purposes

Many people think that these were exclusively used by the Marine Corps

Original British Snider Mk.II Cavalry Carbine by J.C. & A. Lord from the Nepalese Cache Sharps Rifle glider troops did not receiveOriginal Item: Only One Available. Made in England, this is an unusual second model Snider System carbines in . 577 cal. The only Cavalry in the Royal Nepalese Gurkha Army was "The Royal Bodyguard" which would certainly account for the fact that so few Cavalry Carbines were discovered in the old Palace. Of very interesting construction, this Snider Carbine is half stocked with checkering on both wrist and forearm. The furniture is all steel and bears